ATX Renewal

[ETax847]

Is anyone renewing ATX this far out?  I received an email today for the "best discount".

[Randall]

I ususally renew by May 31.  With only a few years left, I don't want to change so I just get it out of the way.

 

[mcb39]

4 minutes ago, Randall said:

I ususally renew by May 31.  With only a few years left, I don't want to change so I just get it out of the way.

 

I will probably do the same.  I have been looking at other programs and have already turned down ATX.  However, due to my age, as well, I will most likely bite the bullet.  Just get it over with, move on to finish the extensions and enjoy a happy summer.  

[G2R]

For those that do renew this early, have you found the discount is worth it?

 

[mcb39]

9 hours ago, G2R said:

For those that do renew this early, have you found the discount is worth it?

 

Yes.  Peace of mind, if nothing else.  With the cost of all supplies increasing, every dollar saved is critical.

[Christian]

I renew by May 31st each season although I note others have posted receiving the same discount in November I believe. I have used ATX and their prior Saber program for many years and although running into a rough patch in 2012 it works for me.

[Slippery Pencil]

On 4/20/2023 at 11:26 AM, G2R said:

For those that do renew this early, have you found the discount is worth it?

I've always received similar discounts in December. 

[mcb39]

15 hours ago, Slippery Pencil said:

I've always received similar discounts in December. 

I am not willing to agonize over it all Summer.  No interest on money in the bank anyway.  I renewed last week!

[Abby Normal]

16 hours ago, mcb39 said:

No interest on money in the bank anyway

You can earn 4-5% at many banks and credit unions. I'm enjoying the higher interest income and hope rates stay up, like they used, last century.

[FDNY]

I’ll probably renew and be done with it as I usually do with money sitting in my checking account.

Now that you’ve brought up interest rates I’ve been having a good time with Treasury Direct and T Bills paying those decent rates.  

[Slippery Pencil]

Too much uncertainty in life to shell out $2K seven months in advance to a company that provides shitty service.  You can get the same or similar discount later in the year.  As someone else said, no reason to antagonize over it all summer.